January 4, 2003

Science of Earth
http://www.earthscienceworld.org/

It is a gateway to the earth sciences which provides updated news on various geological related topics, accessible from the home page and under Earth Data in the left hand box. It also provides statistical data on natural resources and details of all recent seismological phenomena. You will also find quiz and series of lessons on the subject.


We, humans
http://www.becominghuman.org/

Winner of Webby award for best Science site, this is a blend of science and multimedia takes you on a journey through human evolution. It’s worth it. Video clips, games and more render brilliantly one of science’s most complex theories. It also carries pages on education activities, glossary and lesson plans about human origins for students.


Explore your brain
http://www.brainexplorer.org/

BrainExplorer.org is an optimum medium for conveying the complexities of the brain and its workings. It displays each component of our ‘3-pound universe,’ as well as illustrating areas affected by specific diseases. It has a detailed image gallery that gives pictorial explanation of brains structures and its controlling various body functions.


Prehistoric animal world
http://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/beasts/beasts.html

Who ruled the planet after the dinosaurs? All such interesting questions are answered on this site. Frolic with the strange and wonderful beasts that roamed the Earth following the fall of the dinosaurs. The Discovery Channel introduces you to 18 fantastic beasts with stunning graphics, games and more.